Microsoft Edge PDF工具文本颜色自定义问题问询

Hey there! Great question—this is a common frustration with Edge's built-in PDF text annotation tool. Let me walk you through what you can do:

• Use the hidden custom color picker
  When you select the text annotation tool, click on any of the four default color dots. A small color palette will pop up, and at the bottom right corner of that palette, you’ll spot a tiny square marked "More colors". Clicking this opens a full-fledged color picker where you can choose any RGB color you like, or even input a hex code if you need a precise shade. This instantly unlocks way more than the default four color options.

• Save custom colors for quick reuse
  Once you select a custom color via the picker, it’ll automatically show up in the "Recent colors" section right above the "More colors" option. As long as you’re using the same Edge profile, these recent colors will stay there, so you don’t have to go through the full picker every time you want that specific shade.

A quick heads-up: right now, Edge doesn’t let you permanently add custom colors to the main four default slots, but the recent colors list works really well as a workaround for most people.

If you want even more flexibility, you could try Edge’s "Draw" tool for text-style annotations (it’s more freehand, but has the same custom color picker and recent colors feature). But for typed text annotations, the first method is definitely your go-to solution.

备注：内容来源于stack exchange，提问作者Vader